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A tweet from Miles Brundage highlights a discussion about Trump as the 'superintelligence president' and the importance of a US-China bilateral agreement on pacing frontier AI, potentially earning a Nobel Peace Prize.
Safe Superintelligence Inc. (SSI) is a startup focused entirely on building safe superintelligence, treating safety and capabilities as joint technical challenges. The article title speculates on what the company has achieved in over two years.
Elon Musk urges reading Bostrom's Superintelligence, warning that AI could be more dangerous than nuclear weapons.
Mark Zuckerberg shares his vision for a future with superintelligence, emphasizing a positive and inclusive approach.
The article explains that the pursuit of superintelligence, as envisioned by I.J. Good in 1965, is the key reason for massive AI investment, emphasizing the ultimate goal of an 'intelligence explosion' and the critical need for alignment.
The article argues that superintelligent AI should never be allowed to directly control humanity's essential infrastructure, proposing a separation where AI serves as an advisor but not an operator to prevent societal dependence and ensure human control.
An opinion piece arguing that superintelligence may be incremental rather than explosive, as the limits of AI lie not in reasoning but in the slow pace of real-world verification and complex emergent systems.
AMI Labs CEO Alexandre LeBrun explains why he avoids the terms 'AGI' and 'superintelligence,' focusing instead on world models for robotics and real-world AI applications. The startup is pre-product but seeking industrial partners for robotics, manufacturing, and healthcare.
The article discusses the possibility of artificial superintelligence (ASI) arriving within the next year, referencing predictions from AI safety researcher Daniel Kokotajlo, and asks how society might change in such a scenario.
AI researcher Daniel Kokotajlo predicts a 70% probability of superintelligence emerging by 2029, and warns that it could lead to human extinction, power concentration, or mass unemployment; he resigned due to disappointment with OpenAI's actions and currently runs an AI future project.
A seminal 1965 paper by I.J. Good speculating on the development of an 'ultraintelligent machine' that could lead to an intelligence explosion, introducing key concepts in AI safety and superintelligence.
The authors of the AI 2027 scenario release a new optimistic scenario for AI's future, proposing strategies like delaying superintelligence until 2040 and increasing transparency.
The article presents 'Plan A', a positive vision where humanity delays superintelligence until 2040, makes all AI research public, and ensures global shared control to avoid extinction or irreversible concentration of power.
Jason Chiam announces his departure from OpenAI after nine years, expressing gratitude and optimism about the future of AGI.
Sebastian Mallaby predicts that by 2028, AI will achieve recursive self-improvement, where frontier models autonomously code the next generation, leading to vertical progress and ending the race for superintelligence.
Tim Ferriss shares a quote from Sebastian Mallaby warning about deceptive AI and existential risk, promoting Mallaby's podcast interview discussing his new book on Demis Hassabis and the race to superintelligence.
A Twitter user agrees with a previous sentiment that superintelligence has been achieved and warns that governments will seize the means of production and direct the highest quality memory for their own purposes.
Mustafa Suleyman announces the Superintelligence team meetup in Boston, highlighting the importance of in-person collaboration for building AI.
Turing Award winner Richard Sutton gives a 71-minute talk at MIT criticizing current AI development and advocating for self-taught, play-based, abstract learning as a path to superintelligence.
A discussion on whether superintelligent AI will ever be realized or if it remains a product of science fiction and hype.